Mystery Medallion: Major Library, European?

It could be the Austrian National Library. (this room, or whatever is called the Prunksaal). Look especially at he 4th picture down.... http://blog.kenkaminesky.com/2011/10/17/most-beautiful-library-world/
Also look at other pics on the web of the National Library. Sure looks similar. And there was an 80mm bronze medal made in 1926 by A. Hartig to commemorate the bicentenary of that library but it was supposed to have something on the reverse (see: )

Historical and Art Medals (24 June 2009) | Dix Noonan Webb

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Jun 24, 2009 - 2215, Bicentenary of the National Library, 1926, a bronze medal by A. Hartig, Prunksaal (Hall of Splendour) and Hofbibliothek (Imperial Library) ...
where it has this about it:
2215 Bicentenary of the National Library, 1926, a bronze medal by A. Hartig, Prunksaal (Hall of Splendour) and Hofbibliothek (Imperial Library), rev. legend in eight lines, 80mm (Ostmark 38; BM Acq. 1978-82, p.5, 10). As struck; in case of issue £70-90 Unsold

 

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How do you say "Bingo!" in English? Great find! Here is a very similar medal, apparently issued for the library's 200th anniversary of this hall, the "Prunksaal": http://www.mcsearch.info/record.html?id=121823

Christian

 

The seventh picture down shows two...guys (?) holding up a large medal. I think we have a winner here.

 

i wish serching by image would work at lot better then it currently does it would help in sitituatons like this alot

 

Wonder if someone lathed the reverse off.

 

My question is how you say "Bingo!" in German?????

 

I wrote that on a phone...